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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, II. I., OCTOBER G, 1898.
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Evening Bulletin,
Published Every Day, exccrt SunJiy, at 910 King
ttreet, Honolulu, It 1 , by the
BULLETIN PUBLISHING COAH'ANY.
tt. R. TARRINGTON.
DANIEL ItKSAN
Editor
City EJI or
Miliki rlliiin Itnlrot
Pit month, anywhere In Hawaiian hhnJs . $ 75
Per jear " " " '
Peryear.rostpalJ to America CanaJa orMexIco 1000
Per year, poslpaM other (oielsn countries 1300
Payatle InvirlaHy In ajvance
'roit'piioncMi
Business Orhte 'i.MI. LJItorlal Rooms, 10U.
Postoffce Hnx 40,,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 18i)8
Wheu oflicora gots ou a ram
page, wnr cortniuly in hell.
Tho open door in the ealoon is
liublo to ctiuso as much discussion
an tho oppn door iu China.
Whooer tho Cabinet nwardB
boor nnd licenses to, thero is
bound to bo a kick coining from
eonio source.
llonolulu rrgrets to learn of the
proposed departuro of Rev. T. D.
Garvin. It is hoped that tun next
tiino ho returns it will be to stay.
On to Washington is now tlie
cry. One delegation will plead
for delay and tho othor for rapid
transit' of American lawe in Ha
waii.
By tho way moro Japanese la
borers are coming to tho country
wo seo no reason for fearing a
gcnoral strike among that nation
ality hero.
Andrew Camegio has at Inst
completed arrangements for build
iug tho biggest gun fuctory and
Hhipyard of tho world. Naval ex
ports who me advocating that the
United States buy up-to-date in a
terial from European manufactur
or3 instead of trying to carry on
tho goveruuifiit manufactories will
be pleased with tho prospect of a
modern plant near home.
Tho strongestSAmericau advo
cates of the English speaking alii
a nee aro tlio ones most loud
mouthed in tho condemnation ot
holdiug tho Philippines. Thoj
want tho freedom of Oriental
ports without assuming any intor
national responsibilities. These
woak kneed brethren presume too
much on British benevolence
Great Britain is not the nation to
bo a cat's paw to pull all tho ches
nuts out of thelfiro.
A Washington department ofli
cial iB credited with tho statomout
that tho only contingency which
can causa tho battleships Ioua
and Oregon to remain in Hono
lulu indefinitely is "that tho Ger
man squadron, with tho exception
of a ship or two, shall leavo Phi
lippine waters and cense intor
ferenco in afluiis which aro sold
and exclusively American Spa
nish." The Gorman incidout still
rankles in the American broast,
but it U not likely that tho Ger
man admiral will lesson his naval
strongth iu Philippine waters till
ho gets orders from tho homo gov
ernment.
Amorican trado with China has
increased 12G por ccut since 1888,
yet Boino good Americana state
that tho United States has no in
terest in tho international affairs
of tho Chineso Einpiro. Thero is
au old adago that all things conn
to him who waits, but unfortunate
ly in commorco and national poli
cy, tho country that stands in awe
of new problems gots left. Thr
Amorican merchants is not going
to stand around with his hands in
his pockets and watch tho other
follow pick tho plums. And the
Americau inen-haut iu this da
sud genoration is tho power bo
hind tho throne.
A MII.ITAHV Dlslilt l
Thero is no question that Gen
oral King will deal with Lieutou
ants Whrelock and Merriatn ac
cording to strick military law It
is useless for tho civilian horo to
try to toll him what ho shall or
Bhnll not do. Iu tho eyoa of tho
people, however, these two officers
havo disgraced thomsolves, dis
gracod thoir regiment, disgraced
tho American uniform, disgraced
American citizenship which by
virtue ot shouldor straps they un
fortunately prominently ropresout.
Citizons hero mado a groat pow
wow over tho oction of soldiers
whojwent through the fruit gar
dens. Thoro was Borao oxcuso for
these poor dovils who had been
cooped up ou transport ships, with
not too much of tho best of rations.
They had no money and any man
can appreciate that tho fruit gar
doua worn a griovous temptation.
Those follows woro jumped on by
civil and military officers. Tho
privato who committed tho crime
of stealing a colonel's dinner was
chased over fourleon ncro lots un
til finally brouglit to tho guatd
tout.
Now two officers go on a toot,
disgraco thomsolvea and make
asses of tho mon under their com
mand. Thoy havo not shown one
hal tho respect for tho uniform
thoy wearjldisplaycd by tho com
mon privato. Thero is no excuso
to bo offered for thorn. Tho officers
havo ouough to oat, they are not
underpaid nnd they havo plenty of
freedom fromenmpduty. We havo
only tho kindest words of sympa
thy for tho mon whoso officers
havo given a rank exhibition of
conduct unbecoming a gontloman
and n soldier.
Tho Waldorf-Astoria has done
such a largo business that a new
sixty million dollar hotel is now
ou tho tapis. It is at least inter
eating to know that thoro aro n
good number of people who can
afford to patronize these expensive
arnvansario.
Tho Advertiser squirms under
tho pressure of its own mistakes
in the negro proposition.
sim:cimh.' camp piivhician.
Ilulilrlcoper. it lloratt Doctor. lint! Clmrfft1
or Hick Nolillrra.
Washington, Soptember 22.
Dr. Huidekoper, who is nt present
in tho public eyo under a fire of
criticism for alleged miamouage-
mont of tho medical department
at Camp Thomas, was a veterinary
surgeon. A newspaper repro
duced his card, which tolls in do
tail tho nnturo of tho medical
practise conducted by him.
Although denials havo boon
mado by both Senators Quay and
Penroso that thoy socurod tho
appointment of Huidekoper,
Pennsylvania peoplo hero recall
that at tho time it waa mado those
Senators woro credited with hav
ing secured it. Dr. Huidekopnr's
brother was Postmaster at Phila
delphia under President Garfield.
to noi.i) Tin: i'iiu,iiii.m:s.
Mexican Veteran Ia ICeaoliitliiim
in
Favor of Itrlnitloii.
Louisville, Ky., Sept. 22. Tho
National Mexican Veterans' Asso
ciation today olectod General M.
H. Ilobson of Oroonvillo, Ky ,
President; A. L. Ogg of Indiana,
Vice Presidont; Wilbut Smith,
Loxuigton, Ky., bocretary and
Troasurer; AIox. Williamson, Lex
ington, Ky., Corresponding Socro
tary.
Resolutions wero passed advis
ing tho retention of tho Philip
pines, tho establishment of a re
publican form of government iu
Cuba until such time as it might
trovo a failuro nnd tho building
of tho Nicaragua canal by tho
Uovornmont.
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Trenton, N. J., Sopt. 22. The
Republican State Convention met
horo today and nominated Foster
M. Voorhecs as its candidate for
Governor by ncclomatinn. Voor
heos is nt present a Senntor from
Union county, nnd iu h's enpacity
aa Pio-ddtnt of the Sonato hit
been acting as Governor rino
John W. Griiius waa chosen At
tomoy General.
Pacific
Hardware
0 ompanyzs
Have large lines of
seasonable goods. A few
Hygienic Refrigerators
(each compartment removable
for cleaning), for these who
want the best.
Philadelphia Lawn Mowers
(High and low "wheel).
Mechanics' Tools, Agricultural
implements. Shelf Hardware,
and many articles you have
been looking for.
Fort Stroct.
Hawaiian Stamps Purchased.
I am prepared to lnirchaso any
quantity of lined Hawaiian stamps for
cash, anil will pay the following prices
for tlie lust issue:
Id Cue per 100
2e 50o "
5c $1 "
10c 2 "
liio 0 "
25c 15 "
Ail stamps to be iu good condition.
Prices furnished on application for
older Issues.
All shipments should lie made by
registered mull, nnd remittance will
always follow within three days of
receipt.
Iteferencc : Claus Spreckles & Co.
C. B. CALM AN,
18 Kast 23rd St., New York, N. Y.
1009-1 m
Notice.
Persons Is1iIiik to obtain boird nt
Maknuao, Mnul, can bo accommodated
at .MRS. H. II. HAIMIY'S.
To rms, 810 porwook. 055-flm
llonolulu MessongcrServico do
livers messages nnd packages
Telephono 378.
Pacific Hardware Co, Lid,
FOR SALE, CHEAP,
Cabinet Makers' Work Benches.
CITY EUKMTURE STORE.
H. H. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Love Block., 534-538 Fort Street.
Consult WANTS
MADAMi: Li: VANWAY, of S. V.
juts, i). j:. ciiami!i:hs, of n. y.
AM
BEOM&
73 Beretania street,
Honolulu, H. I.
School Goods
School Tablets !
Sohool Composition Books !
School Crayons!
Sohool Pencils!
School Slates!
School Pons!
School Straps!
School Lunch Boxes!
School Bags!
And everything else
needed in sohool stationery,
at tho
GoldenRuleBazaar
PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT !
316 Fort Street,
1 FIRST
ruifu QJiMtruifMifn i- rUlfU
ruirtiirUirdirdiriMwININir
GRAND
Millinery Display
at
N, S. Sachs
)ry Goods
Co., Ltd.
on-
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday,
the 6th, 7th & 8th, inst.
j iWnlidliOINIrdWJW(atiaWtJpJin
N. B. SACHS DRY GOODS
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in To-day's Bulletin
SNAPS!
FOR
You
A Few Days
Business Reasons
We will sell some lines of
jjoods out at unheard-of prices
during the present week. You
need some things now, you
are constantly buying what we
have to sell. We will always
have what you want for sale,
but we must have room now.
THEREFORE
You can save from 2 $ per cent
to 50 per cent on many articles
if you attend to the matter now
and do not let the opportunity
go by.
W.W.Dimond&Co,
LIMITED.
The People's Store,
King Street.
Small .ids. in tlie Bulletin nrc not
overshadowed by bigger ones.
AUTUMN
We shall make a truly
REMARKABLE DISPLAY,
embracing the very latest
productions from Paris,
London and New York.
Our Show Rooms
have been entirely
remodeled, enabling
us to show a much
large variety than
heretofore,
t?
We have the choicest lot of
Trimmed Hats that ever
came to Honolulu.
e opl e's IProviciers.
FORT STREET. ;
True Economy
In buy lnj;
Doesn't lilciiu you'ro always trying
To Holoct tlio choaiKiht kind of triinh;
Hut In gottlng for your dollar
A SUIT to innko youdancoiuid "holler"
'Cause you've got a bargain for your
"Kiwli."
Then llrt to what wo toll you
And bowaro of tlioin who'd soil you
Soiuo cheap SUIT thoy'd claim Is just
an good;
For they hold ono to your nolghbor
Which was made by vagrant labor,
And aro looking for nnothor victim If
thoy could.
"The Kash'
9 Hotel Street : : WaTBrley BlOCl
Agenta for Dr. Deimol'a Linen-Mesh
Underwear. Bond for Catalogue
We Make Shirts to Order.
Jewelers.
a, dihttz,
Practical Watchmaker
417 NUUANU ST.
Repairs fine complicate! Watches, Clocks, Music
Boxes an! Jewelry.
All work guaranteed. Thirty-five years experience.
LATEST STYLES JEWELRY
By last steamer from the Coaat.
THE REGULAR THING
At my store, where the
BEST CUSTOM WORK
la done repairing and now work
both. Pins, rlgs, bracelets, watch
making, etc
H. G. B1ART, - 404 Fort St.
SHOW.
ALL
SCHOOL CHILDREN
USE OUR
Nono bottor. Endorsed by tho
Toaohors Everywhere.
First Edition now ready.
PKIOE ONLY 10 CENTS.
Published and for salo only by
WALL, NICHOLS CO.
GEAR, LAfflG & CO.,
210 Kino: Street.
Commission Brokers
Stock nnd Honda bought anil sold undor
tho ruloH and In tho board '
rooms of tho
Honolulu Stook Exchange
On Icei
Fresh California Fruits,
"Vegetables,
Game, in Season.
Frozen Oysters, Eastern
and California.
Lewis & . Co.
1029 -It
Spelling
Blanks.
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